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| Holly Fern |
Holly Fern
Cyrtomium falcatum 'Rochfordianum'
Holly Ferns are a coarse-textured; but handsome evergreen fern. Holly ferns are great for growing indoors, not only because of their glossy green fronds, but because they withstand dry air, drafts, and low light levels. Holly ferns are native to Asia but they also do very well outside here in NC giving your shade garden green foliage all year long. 2’ -3’ T’ 24” WCyrtomium falcatum 'Rochfordianum'
1 gal $10.49
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| Mardi Gras Abelia |
Mardi Gras Abelia
Abelia x ‘Mardi Gras’
Abelia x ‘Mardi Gras’
The dramatic coloring of the Mardi Gras Abelia will make your garden sing. The leaves are green and white with a blush of soft salmon pink. This semi-evergreen shrub sparkles with white flowers from spring to fall. 3’ T x 5’ W. Full Sun.
3 gal $27.99 |
| Limelight Hydrangea tree form |
Limelight Hydrangea
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Limelight’
Vigorous, spreading deciduous shrub with ovate, pointed, toothed green foliage. In late summer, outstanding bright lime green flowers hold their fresh color right until autumn. No need to add any special amendments to the soil to achieve its beauty. Ideal for mass planting, accent, foundation, or use in the shrub border. Outstanding for cutting and drying for long lasting arrangements. Part Sun to shade.
3 gal $31.99 Tree form 15 gal $159.99
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| Cleopatra |
Fall Blooming Camellias
Camellia sasanqua
Evergreen with beautiful, shiny, green leaves, these gorgeous shrubs bloom from fall through early winter. The bloom colors range from white, pink, to hot pink, to Christmas red (which of course blooms during the holiday season). These timeless Southern favorites add elegance to any garden and a welcome splash of color during the time of year when most plants are dormant.
Camellia sasanqua
Evergreen with beautiful, shiny, green leaves, these gorgeous shrubs bloom from fall through early winter. The bloom colors range from white, pink, to hot pink, to Christmas red (which of course blooms during the holiday season). These timeless Southern favorites add elegance to any garden and a welcome splash of color during the time of year when most plants are dormant.
The hybrids vary from 6-12 feet tall, so be sure to choose the appropriate size for your space. They are fabulous alone or in a grouping. Pictured here are Cleopatra (light pink), Winter's Snowman (double white), and William Lanier Hunt (double hot pink/red).
3 gal $29.99 7 gal $69.99 15 gal $249.99 |
| Winter's Snowman |
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| William Lanier Hunt |
Cornus florida ‘Cherokee Princess’/’Cherolee Brave’ or Cornus kousa’Prophet’/Satomi’
The dogwood is the state flower, the flower color range from white to cream to pink to mauve to red! They are most recognized for their spring blooms but their fall foliage is equally beautiful. Plant one now and enjoy the leaves and then in the spring you will be thrilled!
7 gal $64.99 10 gal $134.99 15 gal $184.99 |
| Golden King Aucuba |
Aucuba japonica ‘Golden King’
An evergreen shrub with rather large leathery leaves which in this clone are very heavily splashed with yellow. A great shrub to brighten up dark shady corners of the garden where the soil is moist but well-drained. Aucuba japonica is native to Japan. Shade loving. 8’ T x 8’ W
3 gal $29.99
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| Elegans Dwarf Norway Spruce |
Picea abies ‘Elegance’
A beautiful textured evergreen with delicate light green needles, slow grower. Great for smaller spaces or container gardening. This plant will reach 5’ T x 5’ W . Can handle morning sun or dappled shade.
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| Gingko Tree |
Gingko Tree
Gingko biloba ‘Princeton Sentry’/’’Shagri-la’
Gingko biloba ‘Princeton Sentry’/’’Shagri-la’
These special trees offer a unique leaf shape often depicted in asian art. Their green leaves turn bright yellow in fall, these are all males so they bear no fruit (too smelly), The ginkos are quite special and when more mature they typically drop all their leaves in a 48 hours period, so the tree rains leaves!!
15 gal $229.99
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